What if sagging around the eyes recurred after upper and lower eyelid surgery?
Apr 17, 2025
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Snow is the first place you look when you meet a person. As it plays an important role in determining a person's image, sagging eyelids can give the impression of looking older or tired all the time. For this reason, an increasing number of middle-aged people are undergoing upper and lower eyelid surgery to transform their image.
Upper and lower eyelid surgery is an operation that improves drooping eyelids or under-eye muscles and skin. Even if the surgery has been performed in the past, aging gradually progresses with age, causing swelling or sagging under the eyes again. In rare cases, postoperative side effects can lead to the occurrence of toe eye or optometrist.
Home care such as strengthening muscles around the eyes can prevent sagging again. First, keep your eyes wide open and your eyebrows as high as possible for 5 seconds. Next, lightly pull the corners of your eyes with your fingers, close your eyes, and hold them for 5 seconds. Finally, with your eyes closed, move your eyelids gently to stretch the muscles around your eyes.
If sagging around the eyes has already recurred, there is a limit to improvement with home care alone. In this case, it is also a way to consider re-operation of the upper and lower eyes.
In the case of re-operation of the upper and lower eyes, the tissue needs sufficient recovery, so re-operation is possible only after at least six months to a year. During reoperation, it is important to improve the remaining signs of aging or side effects such as ovaries while preventing further damage to tissues.
Kwon Hee-yeon, director of Vanova Gi Plastic Surgery, advised, `It is recommended that the reoperation of the upper and lower eyelid examinations be carried out after the damaged skin tissue is stabilized due to the previous surgery. It is important to make a careful decision through sufficient consultation with a plastic surgeon with abundant experience and detailed skills before the surgery.'
Reporter Jang Jong-ho bellho@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
